Chaise longue
OwnerAlbert Chong-Jen Loinventor
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A chaise longue includes two foot frames of an inverted U shape, a seat and backrest composed of two side rods and a soft surface sheet fixed between the two side rods, which have respectively a sloped down front portion, a nearly horizontal intermediate portion and a sloping-up portion, and a support device pivotally fixed with rear sides of upper ends of the two side rods. The support device consists of two support rods and a support base connected pivotally with inner ends of the two support rods. The support rods have their outer ends respectively pivotally connected to the two side rods so that the two support rods may be expanded to form a line with the support base between the two side rods to expand the soft surface sheet. So the chaise longue can be collapsed to a small size for package to reduce the costs for transporting and prolong the service life of the soft surface sheet.
A chaise longue comprising two foot frames, a plurality of lateral rods fixed between said two foot frames at a front portion, an intermediate portion and a rear portion, a seat and backrest combined firmly with said two foot frames, said seat and backrest consisting of two side rods of a sloped down front portion, an intermediate portion for a seat and a sloping upward portion for a backrest, and a soft surface sheet positioned between said two side rods:
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